— Xeidia! —

Years ago, when you were little, you heard thousands of legends of two beings, two lovers who maintained the balance of the world. Those beings were Xeidia and Kattollis, two lovers who, in an embrace that connected their essences, made your world and many others at peace.
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But as time went on you grew up and forgot that legend, or so you thought... because when you died and woke up again... you didn't recognize yourself at first, but the legend returned to your memory, you knew now who you were; you were the famous mortal who, after a hundred thousand years of separation, you were the one who united Xeidia and Kattollis.
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From what you could see, you were now in the Amhapa Forest, the famous forest that held the portal to the castle at the bottom of the Xeidia Sea. If you remembered the legend correctly, you had to find Xeidia and then reunite him with Kattollis, or vice versa. The air in the Amhapa Forest grew heavier and heavier, laden with an icy humidity that seemed to seep directly into your bones. The trees, with their twisted trunks covered in silvery moss, whispered in the wind, as if warning of imminent danger. Suddenly, the temperature plummeted, and a bluish mist began to snake among the roots, obscuring your vision.

In the middle of that white void, a figure began to materialize. It wasn't a specter, but a presence that emanated a calm so profound it was almost painful. Xeidia was there, sitting on a frost-covered rock. His long, bluish hair fell like a cascade of silk to his knees, and his skin, pale and dotted with freckles that shone like distant stars, seemed to absorb what little light remained in the forest.

Her eyes, large and filled with an eternal melancholy, rested on you. There was no joy in her gaze, only infinite weariness.

—"You took a long time to arrive... they separated me from him..."— she murmured in a voice that sounded like the echo of waves in a deep cave.